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    Alibaba launches AI platform for enterprises as agent craze sweeps China

    Alibaba has launched Wukong, an artificial intelligence platform for businesses. This new tool aims to automate complex tasks like document editing and research. Wukong is entering China's fast-growing AI agent market. The launch follows a surge in interest for AI agent products across the country. Other major tech companies are also introducing similar offerings.

    Alibaba Token Hub to consolidate, boost Group’s AI strategy

    Alibaba Group has launched the Alibaba Token Hub (ATH), an AI-focused business division led by CEO Eddie Wu, consolidating key AI assets like Tongyi Laboratory and Qwen. This strategic shift separates AI operations from its cloud division, signaling a move towards a token-based monetization model for AI agents and digital assistants, with the recent launch of the Wukong platform.

    Alibaba launches AI platform for enterprises as agent craze sweeps China

    The platform, called Wukong, can coordinate multiple AI agents to handle complex business tasks including document editing, spreadsheet updates, meeting transcription and research within a single interface. It is currently available for invitation-only beta testing.

    Tencent-backed developer unveils follow-up to hit 'Black Myth: Wukong'

    Game Science, buoyed by the success of "Black Myth: Wukong", has unveiled a trailer for its sequel, "Black Myth: Zhong Kui", inspired by Chinese folklore. The trailer, featuring the imposing Zhong Kui, garnered millions of views. While fans are excited, some questioned the focus on a new project instead of Wukong DLC.

    Black Myth: Zhong Kui official trailer release cements China’s gaming revolution and next global hero

    Following the success of Black Myth: Wukong, China's gaming industry is set to release Black Myth: Zhong Kui, a AAA action RPG based on the legend of the ghost-catching god. Developed by Game Science, the game aims to transform Chinese cultural heritage into global intellectual property, challenging Western and Japanese dominance.

    China depicts Taiwan’s leader as parasite in fiery cartoon as warships and fighter jets tighten military grip around island

    China intensified tensions with Taiwan by releasing a cartoon of Taiwan's president as a parasite and conducting military drills. The People's Liberation Army released propaganda videos to show their military strength around Taiwan. Taiwan's defense ministry reported the presence of 19 Chinese warships around the island. This occurred amid the US's support for Taiwan's defense.

    The Economic Times
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